Author: Peter Schreiner Pages: 154 Practices: 84 Level: U11-PRO PDF Preview of  "Two-Footedness in Soccer" For several years, Peter Schreiner has been analyzing Europe's top goal scorers and has published the Shooting Matrix. Part of the Shooting Matrix is his latest project - "Two-Footedness in Football", which he has successfully presented in numerous lectures and practical demonstrations at conferences and online seminars. In this book, Schreiner answers the following questions: Can two-footedness in football be trained at all? What advantages does a two-footed player have? How do you train the non-dominant foot? How can two-footed training be integrated into coaching from U9 to high-level amateur football? Schreiner presents 84 training exercises to develop and improve two-footedness. Training two-footedness is a process that begins in youth. Every invested moment not only strengthens technique but also enhances the ability to act more cleverly on the field. Peter Schreiner - Institute for Youth Football Two-Footedness in Football: Training and Benefits Developing two-footedness is a key component for versatile and unpredictable players. Since players often instinctively use their dominant foot, it is crucial to push them out of their comfort zone. Special training exercises that encourage the use of the non-dominant foot are essential. Additionally, detailed coaching and coordination drills are necessary to optimize posture and movement sequences. Advantages of Two-Footedness: Two-footed players gain a significant advantage as they can solve situations more flexibly and effectively. Players can vary their actions and become less predictable to their opponents. Defenders find it much harder to anticipate their movements. Effective Training Methods: Peter Schreiner demonstrates effective training methods to help players develop and solidify their two-footedness: Basic Drills: High repetition rates with targeted use of both feet improve confidence and security. Drills Under Time Pressure: Increase speed and require quick decision-making. Game Forms with Provocation Rules: Encourage players to use both feet intentionally. Varied Exercises: Learning progress is reinforced through diverse challenges. With systematic exercises and targeted game forms, players gain the ability to act flexibly and effectively with both feet – a decisive advantage on the field. Content: Precise passing with left and right Two-footed training: Passing with a partner Partner drill at a cone: 2-touch forward-back Forward-back-diagonal Two-footed passing at the cone goal Two balls rolling – pass directly back Two balls rolling (2) - pull from the center – pass back Forward-back with left/right turns Two-footed passing at two offset goals - forward-back-diagonal Passing and pulling Two-footed passing in sequence Diagonal – bounce – switch Two-footedness in a 3-player group Two-touch passing at a cone goal Right-left-left-back away Fast passes in a triangle with two balls Fast passing sequence - one player runs Pass combination left-right with 180-degree turn Figure-8 run with two balls Passing - 90-degree - direct play with two balls 90-degree variation Left-right-open to the side About the Author Peter Schreiner Peter Schreiner is considered a globally recognized expert in youth football. The former coach, including U19 Schalke 04, is the founder of the Institute for Youth Football and a sought-after coach educator, author, and speaker with numerous appearances at football congresses (DFB, BDFL, AEFCA) in over 28 countries. His publications have been translated into over seven languages. Many of his works, co-authored with renowned experts such as Horst Wein and Norbert Elgert, are considered standard references today. These include "The Art of Attacking Football" and "FUNiño - Developing Game Intelligence." He is the organizer of the "Derbystar Youth and Amateur Coach Congress" and co-founder of "easy Sports-Software."

Author: Soccer Tutor Pages:168 Drills: 82 Practices Level: U14-Pro PDF Preview of "Xabi Alonso" 82 Passing, Positional Possession, Games, Patterns, and Attacking Practices Direct from Bayer Leverkusen Training Sessions + Tactical Analysis Learn and apply Xabi Alonso’s exact training methods to improve your team's tactical understanding of positional build up play, possession, midfield control, and attacking play. Alonso took over Bayer Leverkusen in 2022 when they were in 17th position in the league, and he masterminded their rise to a 6th place finish and the DFB-Pokal German Cup. The very next season (2023-24), they became undefeated Bundesliga champions (28 wins, 6 draws), won the DFB-Pokal again, and reached the Europa League Final. Alonso's groundbreaking tactics and attacking style of play powered an incredible record-breaking 51-match unbeaten run in all competitions. The 82 Practices included in this book are all taken directly from Xabi Alonso’s Bayer Leverkusen training sessions. You will also gain valuable insights with over 30+ pages of tactical analysis on Alonso’s methodical build up, midfield control, and efficient attacking play. This Book Teaches You How to: Replicate Xabi Alonso and Bayer Leverkusen’s playing style Coach your team to build up play and dominate possession Implement positional patterns of play into your training sessions Instruct your players with key coaching points Create goal scoring chances with an unpredictable attack Score more goals! Learn Xabi Alonso’s Coaching Philosophy and Tactics: Use different build up shapes (4-2-4, 3-2-5, 2-3-5) against different opponents Dominate possession and midfield area with precision, patience, and control Draw in the press and break the lines of the opposition Create overloads around the ball to progress play forward Positional play with movement, rotations, and interchanges Utilise innovative and dynamic wing back play in attack Implement incisive attacking play with attacking overloads in the final third 82 Passing, Positional Possession, Games, Patterns, and Attacking Practices Included: Warm Ups Passing Combinations Positional Build Up Play Combinations Positional Possession Games Attacking Positional Patterns of Play Attacking and Finishing Positional Training Games Attacking Set Plays The 82 Practices included in this book are all taken directly from Xabo Alonso’s training sessions at Bayer Leverkusen between 2022 and 2024. Xabi Alonso Practice Examples: Positional Build Up/Combinations Through Blocked Lanes Passing Circuit Build Up in 3-2 Shape and Play Through the Lines Positional Possession Game Switch Play Combinations, Wide Through Pass for Cut Back Finish + 2nd Ball Finish Crossing and Finishing with Different Types of Delivery Team Scoring Competition Combination Play from Defence to Attack Zonal 8v8 (+1) +GKs Conditioned Game Xabi Alonso: Bayer Leverkusen Manager Achieved status as Elite Manager and Coach Innovative Tactics with a Dynamic Attacking Style of Play Tactically Versatile with Various Team Shapes Established Bayer Leverkusen as a Formidable Force in European football Exceptional Consistency, Tactical Intelligence, and Mental Resilience Achievements Undefeated Bundesliga Champions (2023-24) Broke Bayern Munich's 11-year dominance in the Bundesliga 51 Match Unbeaten Run in All Competitions (2023-24) 2 x DFB-Pokal German Cups (2023 & 2024) Europa League Finalists (2024)

Author: Peter Schreiner Pages: 106 Practices: 64 Level: U11-PRO PDF Preview of  "Scoring with Precision" In the 4th part of the series: "The Goal Scoring Matrix," the focus is on the precision of goal scoring, which is necessary to consistently and regularly make the most of scoring opportunities. World renowed coaches instructor Peter Schreiner shows you how to immprove the precision of your players, in theory and practice, including valuable coaching points and 64 practices! The Art of Accuracy: Advanced Techniques in Goal Scoring Precision is not improved by constantly repeating the same motion (grooving) but through "differential learning." This eBook explains what makes this training special and how it truly enhances players' precision in goal scoring. It also pays special attention to players' ability to use both feet, which is extremely important for goal scorers. Is it possible to train goal scorers through targeted goal scoring training? What qualities does a goal scorer have who consistently scores over a long period? The "Goal Scoring Matrix" provides important insights on this. In this 4th part, the focus is on a very important component, namely the precision of goal scoring, with the following key areas: Precision training close to the goal (Messi position) Precision training from the edge of the penalty area (Robben position) The Goal Scorer's Diamond The Haaland Triangle - Perfect movement to get open for goal scoring Goal scoring after passing sequences – preparing for shots Goal scoring under time pressure and opponent pressure Peter Schreiner teaching and presenting the Goal Scoring Matrix worldwide Peter SchreinerThe former coach and youth soccer expert, including U19 Schalke 04 and former leader of the Schalke 04 youth academy, is the founder of the Institute for Youth Soccer and a sought-after coach educator, author, and speaker with numerous appearances at soccer congresses (DFB, BDFL, AEFCA) in over 28 countries. His publications have been translated into more than 7 languages.Many of his publications, which he released with well-known co-authors including Horst Wein and Norbert Elgert, are considered standard works today. These include "The Art of Offensive Soccer" and "Developing Game Intelligence".He is the organizer of the "Debystar Youth and Amateur Coaches Congress" and co-founder of "easy Sports-Software".

Author:Peter Schreiner Playing time:28 Min. Content:1 Online Seminar Age group:U11-PRO Mastering the 1v1 Against the Goalkeeper This online seminar, presented by world-renowned UEFA Coaches Instructor Peter Schreiner, delivers a deep dive into mastering the art of 1v1 situations against the goalkeeper. Combining decades of coaching experience, tactical insights, and an analysis of over 1,500 goals scored by Europe’s top players, this seminar equips coaches with everything needed to prepare players for success in these pivotal moments. A 1v1 duel with the goalkeeper is one of the most decisive scenarios in football, where strikers face immense pressure to capitalize on opportunities. These situations frequently arise during counterattacks or after a perfectly timed pass. Success depends on precision, quick decision-making, and the ability to adapt to the goalkeeper’s actions. Learning from the Best The seminar draws from Peter Schreiner’s extensive analysis of Europe’s elite goal scorers, including Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, Mo Salah, and others. What sets these players apart? Their ability to consistently make the right decisions under pressure, execute precise finishes, and maximize scoring opportunities with skill and confidence. These traits are distilled into actionable insights for your players. Four Ways to Beat the Goalkeeper During the seminar, Peter Schreiner breaks down four primary techniques that every striker can use to overcome the goalkeeper: Delivering precise, low shots into the corners. Dribbling around the goalkeeper and finishing from the side. Shooting through the goalkeeper’s legs when positioned defensively. Executing lobs or chips over the goalkeeper. Each technique is explained with detailed examples, common mistakes, and training drills designed to help players develop confidence and precision. Addressing Common Mistakes Strikers often fall short in 1v1 situations due to errors such as: Getting too close to the goalkeeper, making it easier for them to intercept. Slowing down or hesitating, giving defenders time to recover. Failing to maintain balance or control, leading to missed opportunities. This seminar provides targeted training methods to help players avoid these pitfalls and build their effectiveness in 1v1 situations. Practical Training Techniques Peter Schreiner introduces a progression of drills designed to replicate real-game conditions. These exercises cover everything from basic movements to game-like scenarios, emphasizing time pressure, goalkeeper behavior, and precise finishing. The goal is to develop strikers who can think fast, adapt to dynamic situations, and execute their actions with accuracy and confidence. The seminar also highlights the importance of integrating coordination, balance, and mental resilience into training. With targeted exercises and practical coaching tips, players can build the foundation needed to excel in 1v1 situations against the goalkeeper. Final Takeaways By the end of this seminar, coaches will be equipped with the tools to help their players: Stay calm and confident under pressure. Adapt their approach to the goalkeeper’s positioning and actions. Execute precise, effective finishes in high-stakes situations. Led by Peter Schreiner, one of football’s most respected coaching experts, this seminar is an invaluable resource for coaches aiming to develop strikers who thrive in 1v1 scenarios. Prepare your players to convert opportunities into goals with skill, confidence, and consistency. About the Author Peter Schreiner Peter Schreiner is recognized worldwide as an expert in youth and children’s football. A former coach, including the U19 team at Schalke 04, he is the founder of the Institute for Youth Football and a highly sought-after coaching educator, author, and speaker. He has delivered presentations at football congresses (DFB, BDFL, AEFCA) in over 28 countries. His publications have been translated into more than seven languages. Many of his works, co-authored with renowned experts such as Horst Wein and Norbert Elgert, are considered standard references today. These include titles such as "The Art of Attacking Football" and "FUNiño - Developing Game Intelligence." He is also the organizer of the "Derbystar Youth and Amateur Coaches Congress" and a co-founder of "easy Sports Software."

Pages: 132 Practices & Variations: 85 Level: U14-Pro Learn, and apply Pep Guardiola’s practices direct from his training sessions, to reproduce his magnificent style of play. After the hugely popular Volume 1, Volume 2 gives you rare insight into Pep Guardiola's Training Sessions with another chance to learn from one of the best coaches in the history of football. Pep Guardiola 85 Practices Include: Warm-ups (training and match day) Speed & Agility (without/with ball) Technical Circuits Passing Rondos Juego de Posición (Positional Games) Possession Games Attacking Positional Patterns of Play Small to Large Sided Games Taken directly from Pep's training sessions at Manchester City, Bayern Munich and FC Barcelona. This is your chance to practice and apply Pep Guardiola’s training sessions to develop your players' speed, agility, technique and positional play – a unique opportunity to improve your team's performance using practices from the highest level. Pep Guardiola Practice Topics Include: Training Session Warm-up Exercises (3 Man City) Manchester City Pre-Match Warm-up Speed and Agility Exercises Without a Ball (2 Man City, 1 Bayern) Speed and Agility Exercises With a Ball (7 Barcelona) Technical Circuits (8 Man City, 10 Bayern) Manchester City Passing Practices (6 Man City) Bayern Munich Passing Practices (7 Bayern) FC Barcelona Passing Practices (12 Barcelona) Rondos (5 Man City, 1 Barcelona) "Juego de Posición" (Positional Games) and Possession Games (5 Man City, 4 Bayern, 4 Barcelona) Attacking Positional Patterns of Play (4 Man City) Small to Large Sided Games (2 Man City, 1 Bayern, 2 Barcelona) Pep Guardiola Practice Examples: Combined Actions, Switch of Play, Cross + Finish in a Speed Practice High Intensity Speed, Power and Agility Training Circuit with 3 v 2 Duel 3 v 1 + Quick Passing Combination with Aerial Pass in Behind and Finish 3 v 1 Ground and Aerial Triangle Rondos "Juego de Posición" 8 v 8 (+3) Possession and Transition Game

PDF Preview of "Rondos and Positional Games for Coaching of Tactical" German Top Level Tactics - Part 8Rondos and Positional Games for Coaching of Tactical Authors: Levent Sürme, Martin WengPages: 87Graphics: 61Exercises: 50 50 Rondos and Positional Games It is well known, that each training session consists of several parts. Rondos are now a firmly planned element in almost every session. There are probably very few coaches in the world who don’t include them in practices. Usually built in a rectangle, for example exercises in 4:4 + 2 or similar take place. In particular, Pep Guardiola, during in his time at FC Barcelona and later at FC Bayern Munich, made positional games more and more popular in many variations. But each Rondo has its own details and outcomes. This eBook includes: 10 Rondos for pressing 10 Rondos for offensive transitions 10 Rondos for playing deep 10 Rondos for attacking the final third 10 Rondos for speed up decision making Of particular value is the information regarding coaching, organization and possible variations. Peter Schreiner - IFJ96 The ebook by Levent Sürme and Martin Weng is something quite special. Very good, tactical preliminary remarks clarify the authors’objective: Five main topics (pressing, going on the offensive, in-depth playing, playing in the final third and swiftness of action) are introduced using vivid examples from professional soccer and impeccably rehearsed on the basis of 10 game forms. Of particular value is the information regarding coaching, organization and possible variations. This allows every coach to implement the rondos and game forms presented in targeted fashion during training, and thus prepare his players in motivated and diversified fashion for the demands of the 11 against 11 game. About the authors Levent Sürme Levent Sürme joined FC Augsburg at the age of 7 until he was 19. 2003, after he had to quit due to an injury, he started working for FC Augsburg as a youth coach for the U8 team. He has got the UEFA “A” Licence and worked under Thomas Tuchel and Manuel Baum who were head of the academy. He was head coach at FC Augsburg for 15 years. U8-U17. Last three years head coach of the U17 Bundesliga-Team. From 2018 to 2020 he was the head coach of the U15-Team at RB Leipzig.  With the beginning of this season he works for SKY as an analyst for the Champions League matches. He also holds seminars for some Football-Associations in Germany and the Turkish-Football-Federation. Martin Weng Martin Weng joined FC Augsburg at the age of 11 and played there until the U19 team. After that he played for several years in the amateur field and started his coaching career at the age of 28 as a player-coach. He has got the UEFA “A” Licence and studied business administration (diploma thesis was the marketing of FC Augsburg). From 2016 to 2018 he was assistant coach of the FC Augsburg U17 Bundesliga-Team.  Since 2018 he is head coach of the first team at the bavarian amateur club FC Gundelfingen. He is also coach at the talent development programm from the german football association (U11-U14).

Presenter: Peter Hyballa Director: Peter Schreiner Lenght: 89 Min.   The Interface Pass - Part 1 Drills and detailed coaching in the immediate space around the goal Main topics: Passing- and combination exercises Position training (9 and 10) As it was already in the eVideo: "Tiqui Taca - One Touch", the focus is on DETAIL COACHING in addition to the presentation of interesting competitive exercises and training forms. Peter Hyballa shows in detail how the players really learn tactically clever behaviour in every training session if the trainer coaches a training form correctly. Coordinated and planned releasing Open spaces Create passing options Combine very quickly Play precise passes into the interface Get into the back of the defense Score goals

PDF Preview of "Tiqui Taca - One Touch - Double Square" Author: Peter SchreinerExpert Advice: Peter HyballaPublisher: Institute for Youth-Soccer, (IFJ96) Pages: 64 - Graphics: 45 Tiqui Taca - One Touch - 45 Variations of the Double Square Diagonal - Drop - Diagonal Precise Passing & Combination Play Game Forms with Pressing, Counter Pressing and Shot on Goal Coaches often look for training forms that are versatile and easy to set up. The double square fulfills these requirements and is extremely versatile as a training form. It is particularly suitable as a complex passing and combination exercise during the warm-up. A big advantage of the double square is that the variations can easily be adjusted to the number of players. This way, you can perfectly warm up the whole team or groups of 10 or more players with different pass sequences. Simply vary the field size and the task and thus achieve different training goals with one training form. Table of Contents Passing in the Double Square Double Square - Dribbling to the Start Double Square - Passes Through Dummy Goals Double Square - Pass to the Start Double Square with 8 Center Players and 2 Balls Double Square with 8 Center Players and 4 Balls Double Square – Long Ball to the Start Double Square - Pass to the Goalkeeper Double Square - Wall Pass C with D Double Square - Wall Pass A with C Double Square - Double Wall Pass Double Square - Playing Over the Third Man Double Square - 2 Additional Wall Passes Outside Double Square - 4 Additional Wall Players Outside Double Square with “Diagonal-Drop-Diagonal” Outside Double Square with Overlapping Double Square with Coordination Double Square with Shot on Goal 1 Double Square with Shot on Goal 2 Double Square with Overlapping and Shot on Goal Double Square with Corridor Player Double Square - 4 Plus 1 v 3 Double Square - 6 Plus 2 v 3 Double Square - 4 Plus 2 v 3 Double Square - 8 Plus 2 v 4 Game Forms in the Double Square Double Square - 3 v 1 Plus 6 Double Square - 3 v 1 Plus 5 Double Square - 3 v 1 Plus 4 Double Square - 4 v 2 Plus 6 Double Square - 4 v 2 Plus 5 Double Square - 4 Against 2 Plus 4 Double Square - 5 v 2 Plus 8 Double Square - 5 v 2 Plus 7 Double Square - 5 v 2 Plus 6 Double Square - 5 v 2 Plus 5 Double Square - 5 v 2 Plus 4 Double Square - 6 v 2 Plus 10 Double Square - 6 v 2 Plus 9 Double Square - 6 v 2 Plus 8 Score over the inner Square Double Square - 5 v 5 Plus 1 (2 v 1 in Inner Square) Double Square - 6 v 6 Plus 2 (4 v 2 in Inner Square) Double Square Game Forms with Goal Shot Double Square - 6 v 3 with Goal Shot - Passes into the Inner Square Double Square - 8 v 4 with Goal Shot - Passes into the Inner Square Double Square - 3 v 1 Plus 4 with a Goal Shot Double Square - 4 Against 2 Plus 4 with a Goal Shot Double Square - 5 v 2 Plus 7 with a Shot on Goal Double Square - 5 v 2 Plus 8 with 2 Goalkeepers

Duration:105 minutes Peter Hyballa (professional coach Germany) and Peter Schreiner (former U19 coach FC Schalke 04, IFJ96) produced a DVD with 19 variations of the 6-Cone-Drill. Coaching the Details Maintaining ball possession Creating numbers up around the ball Clean passing techniques Creating space Well-coordinated running patterns Confident combination play Points of Emphasis in Training Build-up through #6 and #10 player Spotting gaps and exploiting them Forming triangles The main topics are: Combinations between #10 - #6 and outside players. How to coach the details (body position, where and when to run and pass the ball, how to combine perfectly in a group). Highly Recommended!   Peter Hyballa gives answers to the following questions:       What should the player close to the ball do?       What should the other players do?       How to open space for the passer and the ball receiver?       Are all players prepared for the next ball?       Are all players prepared for the second ball?       What does the 6-cone-drill have to do with the real match 11v11? The 6-cone-drill is reduced from this scene happening several times in each match: